In reply to Post #15
In reply to Post #13
yes agreed
the normal size Gardner is very very big as it covers a normal size bedchair and also a wideboy bedchair mine has never touched the ground on a standard size bed but guess if you have a very low bed it might ?
I got both I used the normal on my ELS bedchair I love it as I dont zip my bag up and it covers the gap up perfectly
but when I bought a compact bedchair it was on the ground both sides so had to buy the compact version as well
yes agreed
the normal size Gardner is very very big as it covers a normal size bedchair and also a wideboy bedchair mine has never touched the ground on a standard size bed but guess if you have a very low bed it might ?
I got both I used the normal on my ELS bedchair I love it as I dont zip my bag up and it covers the gap up perfectly
but when I bought a compact bedchair it was on the ground both sides so had to buy the compact version as well
In reply to Post #17
I'd throw the CA one in with the clip in fur yes it's expensive but it's brilliant
Had trakker, old aqua and new, Nash variations and the ca is another level
I'd throw the CA one in with the clip in fur yes it's expensive but it's brilliant
Had trakker, old aqua and new, Nash variations and the ca is another level
In reply to Post #18
Agree, quilted and the clip in liner makes it very warm, best I've had by a long way.
Agree, quilted and the clip in liner makes it very warm, best I've had by a long way.
In reply to Post #19
If you're after something 100% waterproof Army Andy made me a gortex one. Great bit of kit.
If you're after something 100% waterproof Army Andy made me a gortex one. Great bit of kit.
Just had one made to measure by a company based in Oxford called Eden Maya.
Goretex, very well made and higher quality than my old Cotswold Aquarius in my opinion.
Very affordable as well.
Goretex, very well made and higher quality than my old Cotswold Aquarius in my opinion.
Very affordable as well.
Anyone use a bedchair cover that can accept a storm pole for a minimalist shelter?
In reply to Post #22
Custom carp products cover for that...very warm and waterproof...just ask Jon to put loops in for you 😀
Custom carp products cover for that...very warm and waterproof...just ask Jon to put loops in for you 😀
In reply to Post #9
I've got the Cult one really warm and waterproof
I've got the Cult one really warm and waterproof
In reply to Post #23
Just need a scaffolding pole hold it up,quality item but far too heavy imo
Just need a scaffolding pole hold it up,quality item but far too heavy imo
Lightweight will be a big draw for me
In reply to Post #15
So is the compact one more for a standard sized bed
So is the compact one more for a standard sized bed
I have the Aqua throw and it's waterproof and quilted and usable during the height of summer have no need to change it. However if I was in a position of needing to get one I'd look at the gardner.
Wychwood has one where you can prop up the headend with a long bank stick.
Wychwood has one where you can prop up the headend with a long bank stick.
In reply to Post #27
Yes it is
Yes it is
In reply to Post #1
Another thumbs up for gardner. I bought the dpm after reading reviews on this site and its fantastic. With my ss5 sleep system even in - 4 i was toasty. Well worth the money
Another thumbs up for gardner. I bought the dpm after reading reviews on this site and its fantastic. With my ss5 sleep system even in - 4 i was toasty. Well worth the money